Large Library of Full Audiobooks in Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sci-Fi: Contemporary

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Title: Star One

Subtitle: Tycho City Survival

Author: Raymond L. Weil

Narrator: Nick J. Russo

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 12 mins

Language: English

Release date: 02-12-15

Publisher: Raymond L. Weil

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 32 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sci-Fi: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Mase Colton has worked for years in the harsh unforgiving environment of the Moon building Tycho City. Now, with the completion of the Farside observatory complex, a deadly danger to the Moon and Earth has been discovered. A neutron star is about to enter the solar system.

Can Mase Colton and his counterpart, Steve Larson on the Star One space station, find a way to preserve a small segment of humanity against this deadly danger? It's a race against time and the politicians on Earth who refuse to believe in the approaching neutron star as they struggle to save the human race.

On Earth, fighting breaks out as the neutron star nears and chaos spreads across the globe. Lieutenant Trace Lewis will do whatever it takes to ensure his family survives the calamity. However, even his marine training hasn't prepared him for what's coming.

This book contains an expanded version of Tycho City: Discovery as well as Tycho City: Survival.

Members Reviews:

Writing a good story is difficult

With that in mind, I can't help but mention some problems with this story. It seems like nothing much unexpected happens, and this is rather a dry narration or a history more than a story.

The only character with any personality has an obsession with steak and that's literally the only quirk any of these characters have.

The author reuses and restates things the characters were thinking twice, almost always, and in exactly the same way. To the point where I literally was yelling at my stereo speakers saying 'I heard you the first time!'

The narrator could use some improvement in pacing for the story, emphasizing the situations in a voice that reflects the characters heightened emotions or tensions, maybe retake spots that were not well enunciated. He did okay over all, however. This wasn't a character driven story I reckon. Maybe it is just meant to set up the sequels? Things could get better.

Maybe instead of jumping forward in time with small situation updates to move the story, some time could be spent developing characters, introducing fewer important ones, giving them personality.

I must say that I kinda wish I'd gotten a different book. I hate being so harsh, but there it is. Maybe try the next one in the series.

Where's the meat.

Is there anything you would change about this book?

I would spend a little more work on the time line. Sometimes a few hours would pass, and the next thing you know a month, six months, or five years have passed. I spent too much time trying to figure out how much time had passed.

Would you ever listen to anything by Raymond L. Weil again?

Maybe

Have you listened to any of Nick J. Russos other performances before? How does this one compare?

No, but I would listen to another performance before I make a final decision on future performances.

Did Star One inspire you to do anything?

Yes, choose my stories wisely.

Any additional comments?

Overall I thought it was a ok story. I liked the main idea. But,It was lacking a lot of character development. The main evil character was talked about, however, you never really know who he is. I wanted to hear from that character. I wanted know he was more than a name. He did something terrible in the story, but you never what he did that was the final straw.. It's a secret between the two other characters in the story.

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Title: The Prey

Author: Tom Isbell

Narrator: Ariana Delawari, Christian Barillas

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 20 mins

Language: English

Release date: 01-20-15

Publisher: HarperAudio

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 43 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sci-Fi: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Omega, they called that day. The end of the end. One enormous burst of electromagnetic radiation and everything that was even remotely electronic was fried to a crisp.

With the country in ruins, the new government declared it the Republic of the True America, imposed martial law, and separated all survivors into settlement camps. Now, 20 years later, three 16-year-olds uncover the dark truth: All this time they've been labeled Less Thans. Feared by society, they're being raised to be hunted for sport. Their only hope for survival is to escape with their friends... or risk certain death. Together they search for the fabled new territory in a heart-pounding flight to freedom, with sadistic hunters and the government's soldiers hot on their trail. Led by the unlikely Book and fearless Hope, these orphaned teens seek a better life, finding the best in themselves to fight the worst in their enemies.

Members Reviews:

Great new title in YA fiction

What made the experience of listening to The Prey the most enjoyable?

Alternating chapters between the male and female protagonist give you an incredibly well-defined sense of this futuristic dystopian world as well as opens up the story to be understood from various perspectives and sentiments.

What did you like best about this story?

Book's journey with his fellow LTs (a modern day Lost Boys-esque group) is filled with angst towards the unfair hand they were dealt, determination to find a better world for themselves, a goodly amount of fear and the kind of camaraderie that only exists when an unlikely group of fellows are thrown together by circumstances beyond their control.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes - I listened to it all in two sittings, and really only put it down because I had to get to a meeting. Definitely keeps you captivated chapter to chapter.

Any additional comments?

Fitting well into the current trend of futuristic dystopian YA novels, this book has all the teen drama of a Hunger Games or Divergent but is layered with deeper themes reminiscent of the tortures of the Holocaust and other callbacks to the darker places of humanity's history.

Give me more!!

The narrators were top notch. The story had me from the beginning. Please tell me their will be a book 2.

A Real Binge Book

Loved it! probably for a younger audience, but it still held my interest! This book had a strong start, conflict, and climax. I thought the ending was a little "Old Hollywood" and left me a little flat. But not so much that I wouldn't recommend this book. There was also some loose ends that I felt got tidied up too quickly at the end. Again, not enough to sour the book. the most memorable part was when both the Sisters and the Less Thans figure out their real roles in this post apocalypse world.

GREAT LISTEN!!!

Highly recommend for any Maze Runner fans. Lots of action, heartache, and overcoming of odds. I was soon engaged in Hope and Book's story. Can't wait to read 2nd book.

Tugged on my emotions. Felt a little too possible.

Wow. I had to write something about this one. I've never done so much talking aloud to an audiobook. The characters are fully human. They defy expectations and, sadly - at times, manage to delve beneath the line of what we would deem acceptable human behavior.

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Title: Ender's Game: A Reader's Guide to the Orson Scott Card Novel

Author: Robert Crayola

Narrator: Paul Aulridge

Format: Unabridged

Length: 1 hr and 14 mins

Language: English

Release date: 01-09-15

Publisher: Robert Crayola

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 3 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sci-Fi: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Ender's Game is a modern science fiction classic. It's fast-paced storyline and memorable characters have earned it countless fans. It also won the Hugo and Nebula awards. This new guide enhances your understanding of Ender's Game, challenging you to think about the book in new ways, and opening up new avenues of exploration. Included are a biography of author Orson Scott Card, a character guide, an examination of the book's historical context, detailed chapter summaries, and analysis of critical questions and themes in the story. This definitive guide is guaranteed to add to your enjoyment of Ender's Game.

Members Reviews:

One Star

This guide is no where near as thorough as Spark Notes or Cliff Notes. Not worth the money.

Five Stars

Good study guide, my child got an A on the test

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Title: Gears of Uriel

Subtitle: Luminous Bridges, Book 1

Author: Jeffrey Blackmer

Narrator: Shea Taylor

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 15 mins

Language: English

Release date: 01-07-15

Publisher: Thorstruck Press

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 4 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sci-Fi: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Visited by an angel Theodoros is instructed to make the Gears of Uriel, which is passed from one generation to the next for more than five hundred years. This family are the guardians who protect it from the evil enveloping our world, casting Theodoros' life into mayhem. Following each of his descendants and the danger often accompanying the device, this is a spiritual quest, exposing how religion has often cloaked the truth from mankind, with risk of death to the keepers of truth - those heretics who speak up against an organization claiming to be God's mouthpiece and ultimate authority.

The spiritual conflict spans centuries, illustrating the nature of religious worship, from ancient times into the modern. No matter how much things change, they remain the same. Set in ancient Greece on the island of Antikythera, this is vivid, surreal, and a smorgasbord of antiquated ritual. Metaphysical historical fantasy has found a true home in this novel. Angels walk with men, the realm of gods has no boundary, and religious family feuds are the most misguided toxin of all. This is a profound tale which delivers a journey worthy of the saints.

Members Reviews:

It's like going on a spiritual quest like no other.

Although this book is not the genre i normally read, I found it to be very compelling and hard to put down. The authors blend of mythological creatures spirituality and history made it a very interesting Quest. It was obvious the author really did a great deal of research to make this book come alive. As Jeff Blackmer's brother, I have read all of his books and each one has been an enjoyable read. This book however takes his writing in a new direction, one i am sure readers will find wanting more. It is amazing to me that Jeff Blackmer can take an object, place or people out of history and create a novel as mysterious and spiritual as this one. I highly recommend this book. I think it will inspire as well as entertain

Great Story and Intriguing Themes

This is an excellent story woven with thought-provoking theological commentary throughout. After reading another of this authorâs books, Draegnstoen, I knew I would not be disappointed. This is a very different genre from the other book, but also looks to come from a very personal journey described by the authorâs note at the end of the book. To me, this gives the story even more depth and impact. Looking forward to future works from Jeffrey Blackmer.

Very interesting and compelling story. What was most interesting ...

Very interesting and compelling story. What was most interesting, however, were the author's insights regarding the origins of Christianity and organized religion. The first book I've finished in a while!

is a little like going on a spiritual journey

Reading The Gears of Uriel by Jeffrey Blackmer, is a little like going on a spiritual journey. We follow the unravelling of organised religion throughout history and are faced with what really matters â spirituality and the eternal strength of the human soul.

This book is exceedingly well-researched, but without bogging the reader down with tiring information. Itâs all woven into the body of the story and it works well, is written in a relaxed manner, and is not forced upon the reader.

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Title: Dying Days 3

Author: Armand Rosamilia

Narrator: Amanda M Lehman

Format: Unabridged

Length: 4 hrs and 16 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-30-14

Publisher: Armand Rosamilia

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 17 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sci-Fi: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Flagler Beach, Florida, is a wasteland of ruin and gore, looted and picked clean of supplies and now, Darlene Bobich and the other survivors have an even bigger problem. What could be worse than a mindless zombie horde? They are about to find out. Continuing the zombie series Dying Days.

Members Reviews:

ARMAND HAS A TWISTED MIND! LOL

What made the experience of listening to Dying Days 3 the most enjoyable?

The story is funny..but really sick...lol

What was one of the most memorable moments of Dying Days 3?

Darlene and her bravery at the end!

Did Amanda M Lehman do a good job differentiating all the characters? How?

I just dont really care for this narrator...there are MANY MANY MANY much more talented narrators out there that would take this series to the next level....I am just saying...

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

Moved me to think this world is pretty much F'd!!

Any additional comments?

I have liked this series, and m moving on to book 4 now...It is really becoming terrifying for the group because these zombies are regenerating...and they can think again...and they are truly evil!! Not only are they still sex crazed maniacs they want to eat babies and stuff...its just really scary!!! Such a creative world is going on here and I dont know how it was thought up...but I am glad it was...pretty good series...I just wish Armand would have picked a better narrator!

Epic Book 3

Would you consider the audio edition of Dying Days 3 to be better than the print version?

Yes the book is good and so is the Narrator. She does a great job.

What did you like best about this story?

Mr.Rosamilia Is an amazing writer.He has great stories, epic characters and in this book we got a unique point of view from Frank an evolving zombie

Which scene was your favorite?

Darlene is such a tough cookie.Any scene with her is good

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes it is,

Any additional comments?

In this book We meet Frank the zombie, ex-surgeon, the husband of "Patient Zero",an evolving Zombie and a unique POV.("Oh Crap!") Darleen & John finally get together.The small group of survivors start to notice, some very subtle changes with some of the undead.This small group of survivors are slowly dwindling, some are taking off on their own in the middle of the night and taking part of what little provisions are left with them when they go.More than one member of this small group of survivors are begging to question the validity in the desire to stay alive in a world where a safe haven is just a myth.Each day they must fight to stay alive. Supplies are few and each time they send a team out to search for food there is no certainty that they will return.They also believe there must be another group of survivors close, the number of infected out to kill them at every turn are decreasing and someone is piling up the carcases of the dead again on the highway.

Mr.Armand Rosamilia, has created a world that few could begin to imagine. The characters have great depth and personality.He describes this world in such detail you can see it clearly in your mind.

I went between the Ebook and Audiobook. Amanda M Lehman does a wonderful job with the voices and the story.

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Title: Eden's Hammer

Subtitle: A Distant Eden, Book 3

Author: Lloyd Tackitt

Narrator: Michael Hacker

Format: Unabridged

Length: 6 hrs and 47 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-27-14

Publisher: Lloyd Lee Tackitt

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 51 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sci-Fi: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Volume three of the highly acclaimed and popular Distant Eden series. It's three years after the electrical grid was obliterated by a huge coronal mass ejection, and ninety-seven percent of America's population died. Adrian's war with the mountain cannibals is over and his uncle has called him home with chilling news. Something is going to annihiliate Adrian's home village, Fort Brazos. Roman won't say more than that over the radio. It takes Adrian three weeks to get home and find out what the coming threat is, and what he can do about it. Eden's Hammer begins with his arrival.

Members Reviews:

What An Awesome Series!

I'm an avid reader and don't remember when I've enjoyed a storyline as much as this one and learned so much from it at the same time. It's hard to imagine such evil can exist. I have lived a much more sheltered life than I imagined. Don't miss out on the Eden series.

Book 3 a disappointment, very repetitious.

Not instructional like book 1. After book two I knew I was taking a chance but now I wish I didn't.

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Title: Through the Breach

Subtitle: Reaches, Book 2

Author: David Drake

Narrator: Ray Porter

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 54 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-17-14

Publisher: Audible Studios

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 6 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sci-Fi: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

The Venus Asteroid Expedition is en route to the "Mirror", an impenetrable membrane to another universe that holds all the riches of the Federation, but the only point of entry is the point through which Landolph and his men traveled long ago - with most of the men never returning.

Members Reviews:

Sir Francis Drake in Space!

This is a future-age retelling of some of the adventures of Sir Francis Drake, with some of the experiences of Hawkins thrown in. One engagement, partway through the book, in which Captain Ricimer and party barely escape with their lives, is based on the engagement at San Juan de Ulua in September of 1568, in which the carrack Jesus of Lubeck was captured by the Spaniards, and Hawkins, in a smaller and handier ship, barely got away. There are equivalents to the Spanish (the North American government) trying to dominate all the worlds, Portugal (the Southern Cross confederation, which was granted some of the planets, by the equivalent of the Vatican), the New World (the interstellar worlds all claimed by Pleyal (the equivalent of King Philip), the leader of North America, and his Southern Cross allies), enslaved Blacks (the alien Molts), the Native Americans (the Rabbits, regressed humans from lost colonies in the interstellar reaches), and the Pacific (the Mirror universe, reachable only through certain hazardous routes). When I first read these, I wondered if we might see (for example) Martian colonists fighting a revolution against the North Americans, and taking up the role here of the Dutch separatists (but I was disappointed there). Author Drake, a Vietnam veteran, spends some time mentioning the psychological toll the action and killing takes on the men. (Different men seem to handle it in different ways, some becoming desensitized to a dangerous level, while others are visited by the ghosts of their victims when they try to get some sleep in their rack at night. There was no term yet for PTSD in Sir Francis Drake's time, but even then, I imagine that fellow warriors appreciated there were incidents their friend, just returned from the wars, did not wish to discuss. I would think in the future, there would be some provision to care for psychological casualties, but perhaps counseling was one of those things which became less popular when the previous human civilization collapsed?) While the story is derivative, it still remains interesting. (Of course, your mileage may vary -- I'm an SCA member and interested in the exploits of the English Sea Dogs, the Dutch War of Independence, the Spanish Armada, etc.) By the way, for the Spanish Armada (or its equivalent in this series), check the next book in the series, "Fireships".

Wonderful

I read the second and third books in this series first and just got around to this one. It's a great opening to a wonderful trilogy.

Elizabethan Privateers In Spaceships

This is the second book in the Reaches series. This book deals with Piet Ricimer and Stephen Gregg's supposed mission to the asteroid belt that really is a pirate raid through the breach. The breach is a dangerous passage through the Mirror, a block between our universe and another. The other side holds the treasures of the defunct empire, automated factories churning out the chips that hold civilization together. Gentlemen and aristocracy are the linchpins of the society on Venus.

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Title: The Recovery Man's Bargain

Subtitle: A Retrieval Artist Short Novel

Author: Kristine Kathryn Rusch

Narrator: Jay Snyder

Format: Unabridged

Length: 3 hrs and 4 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-03-14

Publisher: Audible Studios

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 33 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sci-Fi: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Hadad Yu "recovers" things for a living. Things, not people, not animals. Things. Until he gets in trouble and must work for the alien Gyonnese. They want a person to answer for her crimes, and they want to use Yu to get her. He reluctantly agrees, and sets off events that will change his life and the lives around him forever. A companion piece to Recovery Man, The Recovery Mans Bargain explores the motivations of one of the stranger characters in the Retrieval Artist universe.

Editorial Reviews:

"Ruschs story is a powerful and engaging exploration of the pitfalls of moral compromise." (SF Gospel

Members Reviews:

Same story

What was most disappointing about Kristine Kathryn Ruschs story?

Besides the introduction most of the book repeats the same story than in the previous book "Recovery Man".

Rehash of previous book

This book wasnt for you, but who do you think might enjoy it more?

This is the first thing that I was not happy with from the audible and Rusch

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Title: The Yankee Must Die: Huaka'i Po

Subtitle: The Nightmarchers, Book 1

Author: T. E. MacArthur

Narrator: Patrick R. Golden

Format: Unabridged

Length: 4 hrs and 26 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-17-14

Publisher: Christine Elizabeth McArthur

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 4 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sci-Fi: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

August of 1883, the volcano Krakatoa erupted with terrifying violence and caused a catastrophe few survived - lucky Tom Turner was one of those few. A Civil War veteran, intelligencer, and former first mate aboard Robur the Conqueror's magnificent airship, the Albatross, Turner was a reluctant Devil. Having escaped the destruction of Krakatoa should have been enough adventure. But not for Turner. Now he'll have to confront the consequences of his past and those who want the secrets he alone holds. Murderous pirates, ruthless French scientists, erupting Hawaiian volcanoes, and the deadly Huaka'i po (the Nightmarchers) all stand between Turner and home.

No man can be that lucky?

The Volcano Lady, Volumes I and II, told only part of Tom Turner's story. Now The Yankee Must Die - Gaslight Adventures of Tom Turner (in three novellas) reveals the rest of his adventures. Can he escape his past or will he die at the hands of bio-mechanical assassins? Turner dreams of the day he might be reunited with the only woman to captivate his heart - Victorian volcanologist Lettie Gantry - if only he can survive again and again, against all chances. But this is lucky Tom Turner.

This is T.E. MacArthur's latest installment from the Volcano Lady universe: an exciting blend of historical fact and steam-powered fiction - plus a healthy dose of Jules Verne himself.

Members Reviews:

Great to read, awesome to listen to!

Would you consider the audio edition of The Yankee Must Die: Huaka'i Po to be better than the print version?

I like them both. I wouldn't consider one better than the other. They're both AWESOME!

What other book might you compare The Yankee Must Die: Huaka'i Po to and why?

I would compare it to the old pulp serials...the cliffhanger alone will take your breath away...

What about Patrick R. Goldens performance did you like?

What a voice... all the accents. He's exactly what I thought Tom would sound like. I would love to hear more books (especially the next two in the series) read by Mr. Golden!

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

Well written and well voiced... Everything I hoped it would be.

Any additional comments?

I loved Huaka'i Po just in print, but this reading brings a whole new dimension to it. You will not regret getting this one!

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Title: The End

Author: Adam M. Booth

Narrator: Shiromi Arserio

Format: Unabridged

Length: 1 hr and 51 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-22-14

Publisher: Adam Booth

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 22 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sci-Fi: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

A zombie horror told from the zombie's perspective, The End is one woman's account of the end of her life, her family, and everything.

Like many single parents in their thirties, Zoe is overworked, overburdened, and low on company, and when the zombie apocalypse begins, she is forced to face the monster that has taken her over, the horrors he shows her, and her own murky past.

How does it feel to gain consciousness, only to find you have lost everything else. How would it feel to have a destructive force take you over completely and be powerless to stop the massacre that follows? And how would it feel to finally face your past and realise that perhaps, the monster has been with you all along? Find out in The End, an examination of the inhuman condition.

Members Reviews:

Good story

This was an interesting take on a zombie apocalypse. Listening to the book from the main character's point of view, before and after turning. Her thoughts and feelings throughout, her memories. Its a great listen.

I was provided an audiobook at no charge by the author, narrator and/or publisher in exchange for an honest and unbiased review via audiobook blast dot com.

Interesting Zombie Outlook!

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

If they liked the genre...yes!

Who was your favorite character and why?

Zoe the zombie!

Have you listened to any of Shiromi Arserios other performances before? How does this one compare?

No, but I would she is good!

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

When she finds her daughter....

Any additional comments?

** I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review **

Short story about Zoe, she is going to pick up her daughter a the train station when Zombie apocalypse breaks out, and she get attacked....she then goes on her zombie journey in search of her daughter and ends up eating her! great short story!!

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Literary and Gruesome - Great Combo

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

I would recommend this to a friend if they liked this type of book. They have to be ready for some gore. But able to appreciate the slow, literary pace.

What other book might you compare The End to and why?

I would kind of compare it to Cormac McCarthy's The Road - not in length of depth, but in the subject of the doomed travel in a ruined world.

What do you think the narrator could have done better?

Not talk quite. so. slowly.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

When I realized where the MC had been headed all along.

Any additional comments?

This is an odd combination of gruesome detail and literary writing. I have always wanted to read a book from the zombie's point of view, and I was really able to paint the MC's thoughts onto any one of the walkers in The Walking Dead. It will make me look at the show differently, I think. The ending was amazing. This is not for people who want fast, action-packed zombie stories. But it is thoughtful and did I mention the ending is amazing? And a little terrifying.

Becoming different!

This was a really good story and a much different take on the zombie apocalypse. This story is in a female by the name of Zoe's POV. I liked that author Adam M. Booth gives the story to us in a zombies POV and a female zombie at that. The author didn't disappoint me.